Garage/Shop FOR SALE

buckeyebike

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Sadly . . .

Literally, the GARAGE is for sale.

$5000 CASH!! You Move it!

The property the building sits on is to be developed and the building is NOT included in the new development plan.

This is a 30' x 40' Amish built out building, accessory, work shop, garage, barn, pole barn for sale. The building is approximately 10 years old, it is fully insulated, lighted, and wired with multiple outlets including 220 and a full electric panel, has a second story full length storage loft accessed by a door powered by an electric winch lift system, opening windows, a two car garage door with electric opener, a single insulated door, metal siding and the interior is sheeted with chipboard plywood and a drywall ceiling. The building is solid, built right and was built to last. Estimated cost to duplicate is $40-50K.

BUYER MUST MOVE THE BUILDING!

Haha, Longshot, but if you know anyone . . . it will be torn down, if it sells before, I split it with the developer, so why not try :P

 
DAMN!
That's one hell of a deal.
Disassembly would take a week though.
What's the timeframe?
 
Perfect for the space-needy DTT member who already has a spot cleared & leveled with concrete pad poured and a building permit issued ???

Seriously, though, this is sooooooo tempting. Especially since I'm in Ohio. I've heard of house moving companies lifting old farmhouses or barns off their foundation and moving them short distances but can't imagine this thing rolling up I-71!
 
I would not dismantle it but hey, with $5K in my hands you can do whatever you want. ;) The metal siding would come off easily.

There are companies who move houses every day, usually historic houses- this would be rather easy as it is a rectangle, no plumbing, no bump outs or additions and should fit on a 'trailer.' Jack it up, back trailer under it and off you go.

It needs to be removed by May-ish. Otherwise, it will come down and be hauled off in dump trucks within a few hours.

It is quite a building . . .
 
FREE SHIPPING to LA! I will load it on the back of the local ants and send them on their way- they can carry 10000000 times their weight, correct?
 
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